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Society NOfes.

Society Notes.
The Literary Society and a number OF invited
guests were delightfully."- entertained by MI. and
Mrs. A. r. Sponord at their hospitabe and pleasant
residence on Massachusetts avenue, on Saturday
evening. The literary feature OF the evening was an
interesting discourse on the arctic regions, by
General A. w. Greely, in which his hearers were
anorded very graphic insight into the character
stlcS OF life within the frozen circle including its
people, scenery, natural products, &C. There were
also two very sweet solos on the harp by Miss
by Miss Hill, OF Georgetown and recitation 81
Mrs. Lander. The art display OF the EVENING con-
sisted OF oil paintings by Mr.. Andrews and MI
Heaton, and a NUMBER Of water cOlOrs by Mr.
Holmes, all OF which were greatly admired. A
oounteous and delicious collation. was served and
the delighted company separated with regret Just
in time for proper observance OF Sunday.
Senator and Mrs. Frye leave the city to-day for
their home in Maine, and Will sail for Europe the
following week.
Senator and Mrs. Williams return soon to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. and Miss Scranton, the latter having re-
covered from her late Illness go to Point Old Com
fort this week.
Mrs. Kaufman, who has been visiting In west
ern New York for the last two weeks exnects tn.
return to the city tomorrow morning
Mrs. Nelll and her daughter, Miss Courtwrteht
gave tea on Saturday, at which they were as
Miss Hyatt, OF New York.
Mr.. and MIS-. John Chew are occupying their new
house on K street.
Miss Buckner OF Virginia, is the guest Of Mrs,
Major Goodloe.
Mrs. Audenreid and Miss. Florence Audenreid are
at Atlantic City.
Miss Churchill, sister OF Mrs. Warner Miller.
will spend week at Old Point
The British Minister'S family win take COTTAGE
at Bar Harb0r for the summer.
Representative and Mrs McMiuin return to Ten
neSSee In a few days
Miss Lula johnson did not give party Thurs
day evening. Two or three girls came In to call
on her guest, Miss Febiger.
Mrs. and Miss Chapman, Of London. have left
the city for the south. They viii return to Eng.
land In May.
Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Bradley have returned to
their home here from trip in Florida.
Miss Maud Noyes left Washington last week
with relatives residing In san Francisco for a
Visit OF some months In California
section OF seats was engaged for the WHITE
House, In expectation that the President and Mrs
Ctseianu wouio De able to attend the testimonial
concert 70 be given to Miss Carrie KidWell at the
congregational church tomorrow night But oW-
ing TO the sudden death OF Mrs Cleveiand'S grand
mother. MIS-. Harmon, the President and his wife
wlu DC Obliged TO change their Arrangement. 1t is
expected, however, that the White House viii be
represented by Col. Lamont and other attaches
number OF distinguished officials Connected with
tne administration are taking q lively Interest In
the testimonial, whclrwfll be q brilliant affair
MfS. whitney and Mrs. Waite are among these Ia
boring 10 make 1t success.
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BALTIMORE N. 4. CONFERENCES


Scrfptnres-The Missionary sermon.
Special Dispatch 10 EvESINa THE STAR
BALTMoRE, March THE session OF the Raltt-
more M. b conference was opened this morning by
Rev. JOB A. Price, or Washington. Rev. Thomas
Hanlan, president OF Pennington seminary. New
Jersey, made a few remarks regarding that instl.
tuition
Rev. II. NJ Harman, OF Dickinson college. Car.
Isle, Pa, offered resolution that the revised edi.
ton OF the Bible be used In all Methodist churches
colleges, schools and families as far as practicable
and made humorous speech In support OF his
resolution.
The resolution was referred 10 a committee of
three.
j. st. Clair Neal OF Broadway church. and SECRETARY
address. The speaker said that after years OF toll
and the expenditure OF millions OF dollars the num-
ber OF converts has been comparatively few.
On motion OF Rev. j. =. Newman, or Washing
ton, a copy OK the sermon Was ordered 10 be
printed and spread on the minutes. Reys DIR.
crooks, OF Drew Theological seminary, Marcus ID.
Buell., OF Boston, and F1tzmiller, OF Michigan,
made addresses. The secretary read the report OF
the Baltimore Methodist. Rev. d. II. Carroll pre-
sented the report OF the church relief fund, which
was referred 10 a committee. Conference adj
Journed at 1880 until tomorrow morning at no.
The chair appointed as the committee under
Rev. H. VI. Harman's resolution 20 adopt the Re-
vsed Edition OF the Bible In churches schools ana
families, Revs- j. +. Morgan, j. ii. Dashiell, and
w. S. Edwards.
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1t will be Resented.
DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS REMARKS ON THE TROrTRR
APPOINTMENT,

DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS REMARKS ON THE TROTTRR
APPOINTMENT.
"There was stubbOrnness, selishness egotism
and tyranny in the act" said democratic Con-
gresham, speaking to STAR reporter OF the ap-
pointment OF Trotter to be recorder OF deeds
"Aore than that, this last appointment, this rub
bling it In, was piece OF revenge upon the people
OF the District for having defeated his Matthew's
appointment It Is time," he continued, 'sthat
this way OF appointing hummers and all sorts Of
carpet-baggerS, that could not be elected county
sheriff In their own homes, to commanding posi-
t0ns In the ter1tOrtestO run over O CONQUERED
peOple-a people deprived OF their votes-should
stop and be put an end to. You get taste now OF
what they have to endure in the other territories
Was not this appointment In violation OF the
democratic platform? Why OF course it wasl This
talk of the home rule clause not applying to the
District! Why was at the convention and know
all about that clause. 1t never would have gone
into the platform but for the District delegates
1t was intended especially for the District and the
other territories were let in. Anybody who knows
anything about 1t knows that l tell you this is
an outrage That will be resented by people who
have got votes"
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ONLY ONE LIFE LOST-A FARMERS HEROIC WORK.
ST. LOUIS, March "A full list OF the casualties
In yesterdays railroad accident cannot be OBJ
tained, but aside from Henry Byron, Jameston,
n. T., found drowned In the smoker, and Byrnes.
a brakeSman, who had O foot dislocated, no one
was In any way seriously injured. Nearly one
hair or those IN the smoker lost most OF their
clothing, 1t being torn from their persons either in
going out OF the car or by the rushing water
through which they were dragged ashore by ropes
farmer, named Andrew Whitehead, OF Bailey's
station, did heroic work I'm saving passengers he
having swan several times TO the smoker, and
each time returned with one OF the unfortunates
who were clinging TO the roof OF the car
The mail Is said TO have been the largest ever
sent over the road, and losses will fall heavily on
this city, where about three-quarters OF the
matter originated. The registered matter was
also very heavy. An express package without adj
dress or any thing on IL by which it can be ideD-
titled. containing S}e. .OOO was found to-day
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CONGRESSMEN'S SUMMER PLANS.
Where Some Of Them will BE During
the RecesSs

Most of the Senators and Representatives will
remain in washington few days yet to clear up
their business in the departments which had to
be neglected during the press OF the closing OF the
session. Those who live In regions where winter
still fingers viii delay their departure until spring
has had chance to develop. Mr. Randalls win
ter home is here and he expects to remain until
late in the spring. Mr.. Stone, of Massachusetts,
has his family with him. "It will be some time
before Massachusetts, thaws out completely" he
said ''When the weather gets settled and pleas
ant there shall go home. Meanwhile shall re-
main in washington" Mr.. Abraham \. Parker,
OF Potslam, will spend the summer at his home I'm
the City looking after ws Of Of
constituents in the departments, and will then go
@ home a to Name Hs may 60 to Florida, but has not
but win have TO come back to Annapolis as one OF
the board OF VISITORS Mr.. Townshend viii spend
the recess In Missouri. Messrs. John ]. O'Nefl,
V1ele and West are going to Europe. MIR. Bliss Is
not quite certain whether he with 60 to Europe or
to California. Mr.. Perkins and Mr.. Morrill, ex-
pect to go 70 Europe about June. The wife OF Mr..
X %
spend his vacation IN Name. II shall be at home
No. 1ns na A. s cssnS cannSSu 'ss sys ssss Ss
does not feel much better than now
ns mnsn ne ges .s@ o@s he win try and
around the South American continent from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. On tomorrow Iarty OF
Senators consisting OF Messrs Sherman, Mander-
son, Palmer, and others viii leave washington en-
route for Florida and Cuba on pleasure trip.
Gen. Anson McCook, secretary OF the senate, and
Col Canaday, sergeant -at-afmS, viii accompany
On an extended European trip. Representative
Dingley and family will probably spend the heated
term at their delightful summer residence on
Squirrel Island, on the coast OF Maine The major
ity OF the members have not yet made their plans
for the summer. Ex-senator Mah0nes wife and
Gaugnter nave gone 20 tnelr nome IN PeeetsOorg.
start for California with Senator and Ms. STAN
fOru. - k.E 80
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Special INDUCEMENTS
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w. N SHUSTER SONS
Have Just purchased TO great advantage lot Of suit
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half yards wide, at $1.2
One lot Of Black Satin Rhadames at $l25; very su-
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New Fancy Yelvets for trimminga
New Styles in India Silks.
Tea Color, China Blue. Mode grounds, White grounds
and Dark grounds.
Plain Colors in India Silks.
Superior Black India Silks.
New Black Goods for Spring Wear.
Large Stock of New Parasols.
New Hosiery and Underwear.
Embroidered r ichus. all grades.
English Checks i'll great variety.
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RUSSIANS AT THE BOTTOM OF ur.
The Bulgarian ImsurrectiOn lncited by
subjects of the Gar.

SUBJECTS Oh tine GZars
VIENNA, March THE 1dobIon says that the
Bulgarian government has obtained documentary
proof that the Russian minister at Bucharest was
at the head of6the Bulgarian conspiracy.
GERMAN WARNING TO RUSSIA.
BERLIN, March THE hoinische Z.ifuno warns
Russia that even German patience toward neigh
bors has limits, and says: "If Russia compels Ger
many to take account OF a co-Russian agree
ment let her beware lest she may herself have 10
consider a hostile Germany" The hre7az Zeifnn1
says: Letters from st. Petersburg state that the
general hatred OF Germany and the popularity OF
France are becoming a sort OF violent epidemic In
Russia
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A GERMAN WARNING TO RU,
Murdered by Her Jealous SuftOr.
YOUNG LADY SHOT DEAD, AND HEB SLAYER THEN
SHOOTS HIMSELF.

BELMONT, MiCH., March About one mile SOUTH
west OF here last night one Ecklesdafer aged ri
went to the house OF Miss Lena obitz, with whom
he had been keeping company, called her into the
garden, and shot her three times, one bullet pass
ing through the heart, another through her neck,
and the third through her head. He then returned
TO his home, half mile distant, and shot himself
through the left lung. He is lying at the point OF
death. The only reason known for the crime was
jealousy. tits alleged he has compelled her at the
point OF a revolver TO endure his attentions for
over year. The lady was IL years OF age and
DOnuiar
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From yyaIlaStreet To-Day.

NEW YORK, March z, IL a. m.-The new week on
the stock exchange opened with a tame and unln.
teresting market, which, however, was generally
firm, first prices showing advances or from X 60 u
per cent over saturdays closing figures. The only
active stocks were Western Union and Richmond
and West Point, the remainder being dull After
some slight hesitation prices became firm through
out the list, and Richmond and West Point adj
vanced y per cent, and others from n TO u per
cent There was a reaction OF small fractions
from the best figures reached but at III O'Clock the
market Is very dull and steady.
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MIss MATHERs MARRIAGE CKsrrrrcArx. =. The
Rev. Geo. Grey Ballard. curate OF ST. Johns
ceuiGn u 81 nfanao n T. on Saturday ned she
Emil Habercorr thus dispr0vfng the teIeQraphic
staiems1t sta from Baltimore denying the report OF
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THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES THAT LAWS MPOsIN0
THEN ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The Supreme Court has to-day rendered q de-
cision In case brought from Tennessee, which in
wolves the right OF one state or municipality 70
impose q license tax upon drummers or travelling
statesmen from another state seeking TO sell goods
by sample or otherwise. The decision is that such
taxation is an Interference with Interstate com,
merce and Is, therefore, Unconstitutional.
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MRS. CLEvELAND's GRANDMOTHER DEAD.-Mrs.
Ruth Harmon, grandmother OF Mrs. Cleveland,
died at the residence OF her son in Jackson Miss
Yesterday morning. Her daughter, Mrs. Folsom,
was with her.
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Joseph Bingham, Of the Iad6onapolis Sentinel,
committed suicide ct the h0ae OF his father Satur-
day morning BY cutting his throat with rszor.
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Interior Departments CbaDgeas
The following -0n1cial changes have been made
In the department Of the Interior:
Bureau cf Promotions: Adolph Hide
brand OF Indiana clerk, l.OOO TO LIDO; Joseph
a. Callahan of d. Co 500 70 COO; Miss SallieJ
Pickens Of b. C., S5sO to $500
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INDIANA,S LEGESLATIvE MUDDLE.
The President Asked 20 Appoint smith
Judge Turpie's SuccessOr a. District
Attorney.

CHICAGO, MafCN "a SPeclaI HUM Inuianap0HS
says 1t learned last night that several promi-
nent gentlemen have written to President Cleve-
land asking that President Smith, OF the senate,
be appointed Judge Turpies successor as district
attorney and that the governor has Stgnff1ed his
purpose OF calling an extra session OF the legis-
lature II the appointment 0e made Representa-
prison, DR.. Shfveley's appointment to a position
on the state board OF health, and smiths reEgna-
the appointment be made, win cause three vacan-
cies to be filled by election, but each OF the dis
tr1cts is solidly democratic, and there would be
ture. This would require thirty days and the
extra session would be called to meet at the end OF
that time, the democrats c0nceding Robertson's
right to preside over the senate during its conttnu-
ance. strong effort Is being made for Smith,
but Judge Turpie Is understood TO oppose IL be-
cause his contest and Smiths confirmation would
both be before the senate at the same time. Other
equally prominent democrats. however, regard
this as the only way out OF the muddle
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- REPORT OF THE CONDITION
~ OF
The NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
at Washington, ID. c.,
At the close of business, March 4. 1887.
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81. PAUI, March IA Hudson, Wis, special TO
the Pioneer Press says: The extensive mourning
mill plant OF O. Burkhardf, north OF this city,
burned this morning; loss, 100000. In the ele.
yat0r were IS 900 bushels Oi Wh6ak
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Miss MARY NJ. LoRING, the only child OF Chief
Engineer c. Il. Loring, chief OF the bureau Of steam
engineering, Navy department, died yesterday.
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project y on foot In Rome to build n new
Ame5acan nn couege a. the present building = -
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MANDAAUS ON SECRETARY BAYARD.-TO-day in
the Court in General Term the application Of
Stephen V. White for mandamus on Secretary
Bayard was granted. He claims that in the last
payment OF awards under the Mexican mixed
commission some 81 800 was withheld, and the
Secretary Is now directed to pay the same.
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G. HARRIS HEAP, q. s consul general at Constan
tfnople, died yesterday morning.
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THE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Cleveland attended SER
vices at Dr.. Sunderlands church yesterday, and
listened to a discourse from Dr.. Sunderland on
"Great Leaders,
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-IRternal reve-
nue., $6S1 ,075; customs, $933, ,222
THE PRESIDENT HAS APPOINTED John B. Sackett
postmaster at Buffalo n Y
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NOTICE.
~ TO THE CREDITORS OF THE CHARTER
OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART

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W Paree Judge Of the supreme Court T Of ErTors Of
Connecticut. limiting time for the presentation Of
October lst, 1886:
1.-The creditors of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Tsssa g se s as ns
Stedman. of Hartford Connecticut receivers of said
Of July iss Said Claims shall be made ne in whiting
and in of policy claims they shall refer the pol
by number OF policy and Of insured: and the
Sre iS and extent % % Of such Claim by the person making
is made by Executor administrator. Conservator
seal of the proper court must accompany said cnim
and all claims AGAINST said Company which shall be
tied viii be forever barred recovery Of the estate
in the possession and control of the Receivers"
KpAGN6 iSAaG y shsHkSiM 2, sfR5iMAN. Receivers.
Hartford. Conn, Nov. % 1856 ja:3-1an6m
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFICRR.-Capt. F. p. Lull,
OF the navy, died at Pensacola naval station, Fla,
IN Aafa aardo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. LEWIS A. KENDALL THE REPRE-
- sentative of the Uniyersallst Publishing
House OF Boston, is in town the purpose of secur
ing subscriptions and renewals to the Christian
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REGRET AT SECRETARY MANNING's RETIREMENT
Acting Secretary Fairchild, Assistant Secretary
Thompson, First Comptroller Durham, second
Comptroller Maynard, Commissioner Miller, Comp
troller Trenholm and Solicitor McCue were, on
Saturday afternoon, appointed committee to de-
Treasury department officials at the departure OF
Secretary Manning
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The New Reichsaag begins ITS Work
On the Army Mil.

Special Cable Dispatch 90 TIRE EVENING STAR.
BERLIN, March THE reichstag has CON-
menced the FIRST reading OF the army bill The
house and galleries are crowded Bismarck Is ex-
pected, but has not yet arrived. The session will
oe short Tax reform has been definitely post
pone till next session. The deficit viii be covered
py loah. The exchange continues greatly dis
Suleted by the Bulgarian news, otherwise the
oourse Is rather firm
The reichstag closed the general discussion OF
.ue army Dill after an hour. Bismarck not speak
ms. Herr Bronsart and Herr Bennigsen, conserv.
auNeS advocated unanimous acceptance OF tho
oiii Inc centralist, Reichensperger, reserved his
uecslon. which shows that he and some Dozen u
ms party VIII accept the septennate.
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X ERNANs WASHINGTON THEATER
Grand Triumphal Return of
HAIIEN Il HARr'S FIRST PRIZE IDEALS.
The Representative Vaudeville Show.
New Faces, New Features!
Fred Hallen and Hart, Enid
Fila Wesner, The Captain"
VIM I. Bryant. comedian: and Favorite Lady Star,
Miss Lizzie Richmond
Americas Greatest Novelty Act, Carrons 3.
The queen of SONGS and dances. Polly Mcdonald
The greatest black k-face team. McAyOy and Hallen.
Fox and Na. Auken.
In their $4,000 Challenge Bar Act
John The Russells. James
Donald Melville. Beauchamp etc.
Concluding with TWO OFF-UNS.-
Mstinees Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
ulh1
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Ex-RECORDER MATTHEws.-The published rumor
tnat Mr. Matthews, lately OF the Office of recorder
OF deeds, was to be appointed commissioner of pat
ents when Mr.. Montgomery resigned created
brisk stir among the employees Of the Patent
ONCE to-day. Some believed II and others did not.
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RECORDER TROTTER CALLS ON THE PRESIDENT
MIR. Trotter, the new recorder OF deeds, called on
the President to-day for the first time since he re-
celved his appointment. He went to the White
House in company with MI j. c. Matthews, the
ex-recorder, who introduced Mr. TrOtter to the
PRESIDENT. They had an interview OF some min
-
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VITAL STATISTICS,
MOrtuary Report for Month Eud;u.
December 3Ist.
;. 1SjFrom 20 to .,o

The total number of deaths reported for tho
month of December was -, distributed 90 FOL
lows: i"i